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How much do baseball research jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 3, 2026, the average yearly pay for baseball research in Michigan is $87,020.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $72,300.00 and $100,700.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a baseball research?

A Baseball Research job involves analyzing data, statistics, and trends to provide insights that help teams, analysts, and organizations make informed decisions. This can include player performance evaluation, game strategy optimization, scouting reports, and historical research. Professionals in this field use tools like statistical modeling, machine learning, and database management to interpret complex baseball data. Teams, media outlets, and analytics companies often employ baseball researchers to improve performance and decision-making.

What does a typical day look like for someone working in baseball research?

A typical day in Baseball Research involves collecting and analyzing game data, generating reports, and providing actionable insights to coaches and front office staff. You might spend time cleaning datasets, building statistical models, and preparing presentations or visualizations to communicate findings. Collaboration is frequent, as you'll often work with scouts, coaches, and analysts to address specific team or player questions. While much of the work is data-focused, attending meetings and watching games—either live or via video—is also common to better contextualize your analyses. The environment is dynamic and fast-paced, especially during the baseball season, rewarding those who enjoy both teamwork and independent problem-solving.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in baseball research, and why are they important?

To thrive in Baseball Research, you need strong analytical skills, expertise in statistics, and a solid understanding of baseball rules and strategies, often supported by a degree in statistics, data science, or a related field. Proficiency with data analysis tools such as R, SQL, Python, and baseball-specific databases like Baseball-Reference or Statcast is typically required. Strong attention to detail, effective communication, and the ability to collaborate with coaching staff are crucial soft skills. These capabilities are important for producing accurate insights that directly inform player evaluation, development, and team strategy.

What are some careers related to baseball research?

Careers related to baseball research include roles such as sports analyst, data scientist, baseball operations analyst, and scouting coordinator. These positions often require skills in statistics, data analysis, and knowledge of baseball strategies, with tools like advanced analytics software and video analysis platforms commonly used.

What does a baseball research analyst do?

A baseball research analyst analyzes player performance, game data, and team statistics to provide insights that can inform coaching, scouting, and strategic decisions. They often use statistical tools and software like R or Excel and may work closely with team management or scouting departments to improve team performance. Strong analytical skills and knowledge of baseball metrics are essential for this role.
Infographic showing various Baseball Research job openings in Michigan as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 80% Full Time, 18% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 78% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 18% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $87,020 per year, or $41.8 per hour.

Physician Interventional/Diagnostic Radiologist Grand Rapids

Advanced Radiology Services PC

Grand Rapids, MI • On-site

$18K/yr

Full-time, Per diem

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Re-posted 4 days ago


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Description

Who we are: Advanced Radiology Services is one of the largest 100% physician-owned and managed practices in the country. Our team includes over 175 radiologists, a growing team of 30 advanced practice providers, and more than 175 employees providing administrative support in our wholly owned subsidiary STARS.  We are committed to remaining independent and providing the highest level of care to our patients.  We value diversity on our team and promote a culture of inclusion. 


What we do: We provide services to 5 health care systems and more than 60 different sites across the state of Michigan.  ARS is the exclusive radiology provider to West Michigan's largest Level I trauma center and research hospital, Corewell Health.  Corewell provides care to a diverse patient population across a 13-county area.


What we are looking for:  We are currently seeking a full time, partnership track Interventional/Diagnostic Radiologist to join our team of 9 IR physicians in Grand Rapids. This position will include approximately 50% IR work and 50% DR work. The IR sites will be primarily Corewell Butterworth and Blodgett with occasional shared off-site regional shifts. Our IR team also services a dedicated pediatric hospital, an interventional radiology outpatient clinic and a separate outpatient cancer center. The DR work can be aligned with interest/skill set which could include ER, body or something else. The amount of IR work may increase as staffing evolves. 


The board recently approved a significant schedule/compensation improvement for IR shareholders effective 1/1/26.   Once you become a shareholder (one or two year track depending on experience level), you will enjoy a base compensation model for 130 weekday shifts/ year in comparison to the 211 required shifts/year in our standard schedule.  You will earn additional compensation for your weekend (11) and call shifts (2-3 per month). This calculates to ~ 115K on top of the existing base salary and incentive programs.  Furthermore, there are opportunities to work additional shifts at per diem rates as desired.


Responsibilities:

  • Interventional radiology position with 50% diagnostic radiology responsibilities  
  • The IR practice covers a wide spectrum of inpatient and outpatient interventional procedures, including interventional oncology, vertebral augmentation, TIPS, ablations, trauma embolization, GIB embolization, venous intervention, central venous access including implanted ports, peripheral vascular disease, biopsies, pain management procedures, diagnosis/treatment of vascular malformations, etc.
  • Call schedule is less than most practices and includes body interventional. There is no expectation of neurointerventional      such as stroke. 
  • Diagnostic work can include ER shifts, general or body as desired


Why is our IR practice unique? ARS is a 100% physician owned and managed practice and fully committed to remaining independent.  We have an outstanding team of Advanced Practice Providers rounding and performing minor procedures at our hospitals throughout the state.   We have quarterly peer review meetings to support physicians and promote continued learning.  We also have an interventional radiology residency program in Grand Rapids which will allow our physicians the opportunity for teaching and research if desired. We offer residents a broad exposure to all image-guided procedures with exceptional opportunities in oncologic, musculoskeletal, vascular, thromboembolic and palliative/pain intervention.


Compensation/Benefits: We offer a significant recruitment incentive (sign on bonus), competitive compensation plan for shareholders and shareholder track as described above, stipends for on-site shifts, and opportunities for additional shifts on a month to month basis. Our physicians pay $0 for single or family medical/dental/vision coverage and enjoy an $18,000 medical reimbursement account annually.  We also contribute the maximum amount allowed to the 401K plan (IRS maximum $70,000 in 2025).  We offer a 6-week paid parental leave benefit to use in conjunction with 12 weeks of FMLA!


Why do you want to live here? Grand Rapids, Michigan, was recently named the #1 city on LinkedIn's inaugural "Cities on the Rise" list (July 2025)! The report highlights the city's growing tech scene, strong insurance industry, and expanding hubs in healthcare and advanced manufacturing. The region's affordable cost of living, proximity to Lake Michigan, reputation as "Beer City, USA" and bustling downtown continue to draw a growing community of young professionals.


Grand Rapids is Michigan's second largest city and less than a 60 minute drive to Lake Michigan beach towns such as Holland, Grand Haven, and Saugatuck.  Professional sports teams include the Whitecaps, the Griffins, the Gold and the Rise (baseball, hockey, basketball and volleyball).  A new 12,000-seat outdoor performing arts center, Acrisure Amphitheater, set to open in mid-2026, and a new professional soccer venue, Amway Stadium, opening in 2027, will add to the appeal of the downtown. Local hotspots reflect a vibrant cultural scene that makes the Grand Rapids area a fantastic place to live, work, and play.


Grand Rapids is a wonderful place to raise a family offering award winning schools, walkable neighborhoods, and an abundance of opportunities for kids to engage in culture, art and nature.  There are several museums, the ever-expanding John Ball Zoo and the world-renowned Frederick Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park for families to enjoy.    

Requirements

  • Certified by the ABR or AOBR 
  • Completion of interventional radiology fellowship or equivalent experience